How do I change the rear tires? - Peg Perego John Deere Turf Tractor

could be bent axle but I would lean toward a bad tire. jack rear of vehicle qnd rotate tire slowly , if bearing is bad you will feel it. hold top and bottom of tire and rock, if bearing is bad you will have play or movement. rotate tire slowly and observe where is wobble is.

According to a fury forum the tire pressures are 33 psi for the Front
41 psi for the Rear.

Please note this will be for the original tires if these are changed you need to ask the tire manufacturer. My Suzuki had Dunlop radials at new 33psi front 36psi rear. Changed to Bridgestone and the pressures now are 36psi front 39psi rear.

If it is unbalanced, it should vibrate on the steering wheel. you should rewrite your problem and include car type, speed that it happens. Also take off any hubcaps and rotate tires front to rear and see if it changes.

it could be, But I would flip the tires first ,, it could be a bad tire, switch it with the right rear and see if the noise changes

if you don`t rotate the tires this can cause abnormal tire wear.but with tire wear on the outer 1/2 of the tire indicates either the camber setting is off or you could have bad rear springs changing the ride height of the car causing the change in camber.to find out you would have to have a 4 wheel alignment done to check rear alignment readings.if the springs are worn then the ride height can be checked with a tape measure and compared to specs,if off then the springs should be changed along with the rear shocks.

wheel rim damaged ?? locating pin for wheel not lined up

if you look by the rear hatch lock at the bumper,there is a cutout for the tool for the winch lever to fit into.the 2005 to 2009 are all the same.

factory jack to be placed in front of tire inbetween notches on seem. A manual floor jack can be used placing it under center connection bracket for rear wheels. Be shure to block front tires when using floor jack and have car in gear if a manual or park if automatic transmision.

I have a roadliner and have the same problem,they only offer two differant bad tires for our bikes,the dunlop and the bridgestone,you could bump up to a 200/55/17 it will fit and wont change the geometry of the bike.I have been waiting for avon to make tires to fit the bike.I havent heard of the conversion to an 18in tire,will have to look into this.

Put on e-brake and place jack under rear axle on the side of the wheel as close to it as you can